Ibrahim Numanagić

Ibrahim Numanagić is an Assistant Professor in Computer Science and Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) at the University of Victoria, Canada. His research spans computational biology, programming languages, and secure computing. He leads the 0xTCG Lab, developing tools like Aldy for pharmacogenomics and Codon for high-performance Python applications.

Education: PhD (Simon Fraser University, Vanier Scholar), Postdoc (MIT CSAIL), BSc (University of Sarajevo). His work focuses on integrating computational methods with genomics, including segmental duplication analysis, compiler design, and secure biomedical data sharing.

Research Highlights: Innovations in genotyping tools (e.g., Geny, BISER), dynamic compiler optimization (Vectron), and secure multi-party computation frameworks (Sequre). Active in open-source projects and clinical bioinformatics.

• Awards: Canada Research Chair (2021–), Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarship (2015–2018)
• Recruitment: Seeking PhD/MSc students (2025 intake) with strong Python/C++ skills; applications must include 'Lab 0xTCG' in emails